Check the results of an X ray of the cervical spine

There are many methods of cervical spondylosis, which need to be selected according to different situations, if the tolerance is relatively strong, it can be through local injection, small needle knife, crochet needle, osteopathy, traction, etc. If the tolerance is poor, you can massage, physiotherapy, take medicine, apply ointments, etc. Be careful not to bow your head for a long time, and keep your pillow low when sleeping to avoid getting cold.

Take a neck gua sha and a bloodletting thread lift can**.

I don't know what your profession is, but you're an occupational disease.

You're still young, and you shouldn't have to make such a change.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a CT and check it out further.

Hello: Adults do X-ray, CT, MRI The vast majority of people have intervertebral disc herniation, bone hyperplasia, and it is impossible to press it in, and surgical resection can not be painful, so it is not painful to treat, and it is recommended to go to the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Traditional Chinese Medicine for diagnosis and treatment if there are painful numbness and uncomfortable symptoms. Taking medicine can be relieved, you can take Voltarin capsules, Fenpidex, vitamin B complex, blood circulation and pain relief capsules, wound tablets, Chinese patent medicine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

In daily life, we should pay attention to avoid bowing our head for a long time and neck fatigue, and do not keep our neck in one position for too long. Pay attention to cold and warm, do not be tired, pillow should not be too high, too hard,Good luck soon**!

Most people are exposed to chest X-rays during physical examinations, which can tell if there is a health problem in the lungs. However, x-rays can also be taken on other parts of the body, such as the cervical spine. So, what does an x-ray cervical spine examine?

1.Neck type.

X-rays can be used to examine the cervical spine mainly for abnormal sensations such as pain in the head, neck and shoulders, especially if there are symptoms such as stiffness and pain in the shoulders and neck, limited mobility, and tender points.

2.Vertebral artery type.

Patients with clinical symptoms of dizziness, headache or accompanied by chest tightness, chest pain, and vertigo during vertigo episodes or cervical spine rotation have vertigo, and x-rays can be taken to examine the vertebral artery area.

3.Radiculotype.

If the patient has numbness in the arms and palms, weakened grip strength, or pain, x-rays of the cervical spine are also indicated.

4.Sympathetic.

When patients have obvious sympathetic symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, dizziness, hand numbness, increased blood pressure, tachycardia, and precordial pain, this examination can also be used to rule out some related influences.

In summary, X-ray examination of the cervical spine is an auxiliary way to preliminarily diagnose and screen for some diseases, and patients have discomfort in other parts, but it may be caused by cervical spine lesions, so X-ray examination of this part should be actively cooperated.

Cervical spondylosis is one of the common diseases with the highest incidence at present, and in the spine surgery clinic, the incidence exceeds that of lumbar disc herniation, ranking first.

Cervical spondylosis is not only a disease, but a general term for cervical spine degeneration that causes a variety of diseases to manifest symptoms, the root cause of which is the degenerative changes of the cervical spine (which can be understood as natural aging with increasing age).

The cervical spine, like all tools, is naturally serious when used more, and incorrect use will inevitably lead to early wear and tear, which is why cervical spondylosis has become the root cause of the incidence of chiropractic disease in recent years, such as bowing the head and using a mobile phone.

Many people think that cervical spondylosis is inconsequential, nothing more than neck pain, but in fact, cervical spondylosis and neck pain are not necessarily related, neck pain is not necessarily cervical spondylosis, and cervical spondylosis does not necessarily have obvious neck pain symptoms. In fact, the main harm of cervical spondylosis to the human body is to cause compression of the cervical spinal cord, nerves, blood vessels, etc., resulting in symptoms of head, neck and limbs (numbness in the hands, walking on cotton, etc.).

Correctly understanding the harm of cervical spondylosis is the first thing to do in the face of cervical spondylosis. The second thing is to go to the hospital in time.

In the diagnosis of cervical spondylosis, the patient's medical history, symptoms, and physical examination manifestations cannot be clarified, and doctors generally need to confirm the condition through auxiliary examinations (that is, taking a **). Among them, the longest examination to be done in the diagnosis of cervical spondylosis is cervical spine X-ray.

X-ray is a kind of electromagnetic wave with a very short wavelength, which is a photon, and the whole process is a plain X-ray (X-ray), which is the most basic orthopedic imaging examination method, which is cheap, simple and easy, and can clearly show the degenerative changes of the cervical spine, so it has become an indispensable auxiliary examination for the diagnosis of cervical spondylosis.

Many patients ask after being given a recommendation for an X-ray: Can I not do it? What's the use of doing this?

The main role of X-ray in the diagnosis of cervical spondylosis is as follows:

1. Show whether the physiological curvature of the cervical spine is straightened or even reversed and other abnormal cervical spine alignment;

2. Determine whether the patient has changes such as cervical bone hyperplasia;

3. To determine whether patients with cervical spondylosis have cervical spinal stenosis;

4. Determine whether the patient has a narrow gap and a smaller nerve root foramen;

5. Determine whether the patient has ossification changes in the posterior longitudinal ligament and ligamentum flavum of the cervical spine.

6. Determine whether the stability of the patient's cervical spine has changed;

7. Determine whether the distance between the spinous processes of the cervical vertebra is abnormal.

X-rays can help doctors determine the extent of degenerative changes in the cervical spine, but if further diagnosis is needed, such as spinal cord and nerve compression, MRI is needed; Spine CT is required for the location, size, and shape of the herniated disc, nerve roots, and dural sac compression.

All in all, X-ray examination is one of the indispensable auxiliary examinations in the diagnosis of cervical spondylosis and even all spinal diseases, which has an irreplaceable role in clarifying the patient's condition.

Analysis: Cervical spondylosis is a disease caused by compression of blood vessels and nerves caused by bone hyperplasia or intervertebral disc herniation of the cervical spine, and symptoms such as headache and dizziness can occur.

Guidance: The diagnosis of this disease, in addition to combining clinical symptoms, is mainly judged according to the situation of auxiliary examinations, X-ray is one of the methods, but ordinary X-ray is not good, CT is required